Justin Timberlake’s ‘Tunnel Vision’ Ban For Naked Video Models Lifted by YouTube

Memphis’ Justin Timberlake gave everyone a hint of what was to come in his latest single Tunnel Vision with the silhouette of a naked girl on his promo cover, but no one likely expected nudity in his new music video for the song – including YouTube who banned the racy video temporarily for nudity.

Timberlake, a known trendsetter, released his promo cover of the silhouette of a naked woman with his face integrated on her body last week then followed up with a video of girls topless and nearly nude wearing nothing but skin colored underwear.

When the video hit YouTube, it wasn’t long before they removed it because of the nudity.

Now, it seems that the nudity is being viewed as artistic enough or compliant enough in some form as it surfaced back on YouTube but has beeen retricted to logged in users.

Written and produced by Timberlake, Timbaland and J-Roc, Tunnel Vision is a 7 minute mid-tempo R&B album song, edited down to 5 minutes for radio.

Tunnel Vision is the third single off Timberlake’s latest album “The 20/20 Experience,” and follows behind singles “Suit & Tie” and “Mirrors.”

Check out the new music video of Justin Timberlake performing and his nude video models dancing in the new Tunnel Vision music video.